Praia do Forte is a tourist town located on the north coast of the Brazilian state of Bahia, about 80 km from Salvador.
It is known for its beaches with crystalline waters and white sands, such as Praia do Forte and Praia Papa Gente.
It is also home to the Instituto Baleia Jubarte, a humpback whale research and conservation center. The Tamar project, which works to preserve sea turtles, also has a base in Praia do Forte.
The town has a good tourist infrastructure, with hotels, restaurants and shops, and is a popular destination for both Brazilians and foreign tourists.
To get to Praia do Forte from Salvador, you can take a bus at Terminal Rodoviária, which takes about 1 hour and 30 minutes. It is also possible to hire a private transfer service or rent a car. The town is located on the BA-099 highway, known as "Estrada do Coco", which connects Salvador with other beaches and tourist destinations on the north coast of Bahia.
Regarding its location, Praia do Forte is located on the northern coast of Bahia, about 80 km from Salvador, the state capital.
It is located in the municipality of Mata de São João, in an area known as the "Green Line", which is famous for its paradisiacal beaches and natural beauty.
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